An image of a thriving citrus tree under netting. Photographed against a bright blue sky with a single storm cloud. Represen… An image of a thriving citrus tree under netting. Photographed against a bright blue sky with a single storm cloud. Represen… An image of a thriving citrus tree under netting. Photographed against a bright blue sky with a single storm cloud. Represen…
An image of a thriving citrus tree under netting. Photographed against a bright blue sky with a single storm cloud. Represen…
An image of a thriving citrus tree under netting. Photographed against a bright blue sky with a single storm cloud. Represen…
An image of a thriving citrus tree under netting. Photographed against a bright blue sky with a single storm cloud. Represen…
Printmaking by Louise Faulkner 5 Artworks Sold

The fruit tree Ed. 1 of 10

Giclée, Paper (Requires Framing)

59.4cm (W) x 84.1cm (H) x 0.1cm (D)

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Artwork Description

COVID lockdown has made us all more aware of our homes and spaces, this attention often manifesting as more time in the garden. Whilst the netting reminds me of lockdown's constraints, this citrus tree has thrived under additional care.
This image was a finalist in the 2021 Head On Photo (Landscape) Awards.
Please note that you are purchasing an unframed A1 sized print only. There is a white border within the printed image.

Artist Bio
Photo of Louise Faulkner
Louise Faulkner 39 artworks | 5 Sold

Louise is a passionate and award-winning photographic artist, having achieved recognition for her portrait, landscape & architecture photography. Most recently, Louise was a finalist in the Head On Photography Prize 2021 & Bowness Photography Prize 2020. Louise exhibits locally in her home town of Newcastle, NSW and is a member of the WH!P (Women of the Hunter in Photography) Collective. Her science background combined with a fascination for the natural world and people feeds her photography. Storytelling, empathy, vulnerability and the play of natural light are drivers for Louise's work.

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Louise's studio is in Newcastle, NSW.